The Best Episodes of Family Guy Season 10

Brian and Stewie travel back in time to the pilot episode of FAMILY GUY to change history, and then to change history again.

Director: Peter Shin, Dominic Bianchi

Writer: Mark Hentemann

After a night out, Peter, Joe, Brian and Quagmire awake in a hospital and discover that they don't remember anything and that the town has been deserted.

Director: Brian Iles

Writer: David A. Goodman

Brian discovers that his new blind girlfriend can't stand dogs, and Peter cannot negotiate his way down the new staircase.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Cherry Chevapravatdumrong

One mini-episode introduces a British version of the Griffins. A comedian takes over Quahog in another. And a third views the world from Stewie's POV.

Director: Greg Colton

Writer: Alec Sulkin, Tom Devanney, Deepak Sethi

Stewie meets a female version of himself and falls in love; Peter and Quagmire step up their friendship.

Director: Joe Vaux

Writer: Gary Janetti

Meg's exciting European adventure comes to a halt when she is kidnapped; Stewie and Brian embark on an action-packed rescue mission..

Director: John Holmquist

Writer: Brian Scully

Peter and the guys take a stand against their wives and flee to the Deep South on a road trip. On their Deep South road trip, Peter and the guys earn a one-way ticket to jail, then decide to make a run for it.

Director: Brian Iles

Writer: Artie Johann, Shawn Ries

Peter and Chris go to fat camp where they cross paths with a serial killer who targets overweight kids; an album cover frightens Stewie.

Director: Joseph Lee

Writer: Spencer Porter

Peter talks Joe into having an affair and gets into another epic fight with the giant chicken.

Director: Julius Wu

Writer: Wellesley Wild

Peter blows his savings on lottery tickets and the family writes it off as one of his usual shenanigans until they end up millionaires. In true Griffin fashion, they can’t handle the good fortune and struggle to stay grounded.

Director: Greg Colton

Writer: Andrew Goldberg

When Meg turns 18, Quagmire tries to make his move on her, but Peter tries to stop him.

Director: Joseph Lee

Writer: Tom Devanney

Stewie tries to be a big boy and steals Brian's car for a joy ride but lands in a bit of trouble. Meanwhile, Ryan Reynolds visits Quahog and becomes obsessed with Peter.

Director: Julius Wu

Writer: Gary Janetti

On the return from an adventurous day at an amusement park, the Griffins’ car breaks down in Amish country and they are stranded with no way out. When Meg falls for an Amish boy, the Griffins then find themselves in a crusade against the conservative locals.

Director: John Holmquist

Writer: Mark Hentemann

When Lois discovers that Stewie's sick playmate is being denied medical treatment because his parents are Christian Scientists, she decides to take matters into her own hands.

Director: Pete Michels

Writer: Danny Smith

When Peter's favorite kiddie show gets canceled, he decides to create and star in his own. Meanwhile, Meg starts an internship for Dr. Hartman.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Julius Sharpe

After Peter half-heartedly makes a promise to a helpful dolphin, the dolphin moves to Quahog.

Director: Julius Wu

Writer: Steve Callaghan

Lois cooks a big Thanksgiving meal and invites the whole crew over for dinner, and Joe is shocked when his formerly M.I.A. son, Kevin Swanson, returns from Iraq.

Director: Jerry Langford

Writer: Patrick Meighan

When Peter decides to become a famous actor, he becomes Tom Tucker's agent as his first step toward stardom. Meanwhile, Chris dates a girl who looks disturbingly like a member of the Griffin household.

Director: Greg Colton

Writer: Alex Carter

It’s winter in Quahog, and Lois’ parents take Stewie away on a trip. But when Carter falls asleep at the wheel, the family decides it might be time for him to retire. Peter and Lois take the clan to Florida to check out some fine retirement communities, but Carter refuses to go down without a fight.

Director: Peter Shin, John Holmquist

Writer: David Ihlenfeld, David Wright

Overwhelmed with financial troubles, Mort asks Peter and Quagmire to help him save his pharmacy. However, things take a turn for the worse when the trio decides to burn it down to collect insurance money

Director: Jerry Langford

Writer: Chris Sheridan

While the Griffins are housebound during a hurricane, Brian ingests psychedelic mushrooms. He sees bizarre and unsettling things, and acts accordingly. Meanwhile, the rest of the family is bored and irritable, and Meg finally lashes out at Chris, Lois and Peter for all the crap they've given her. The crossover starts on The Cleveland Show S03E02 The Hurricane (I). It continues on American Dad! S08E02 Hurricane! (III).

Director: Brian Iles

Writer: Wellesley Wild

When city hall threatens to close Peter's business, he joins the Tea Party and campaigns to shut down the government.

Director: Pete Michels

Writer: Patrick Meighan

When Quagmire recovers from his "accident" he learns that his sister Brenda needs his help.

Director: Dominic Bianchi

Writer: Alec Sulkin